Tours and Tickets to Experience Bercy Village

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• Private Graffiti Workshop

Bercy Village is easy to reach by public transportation from other parts of Paris. The Cour Saint-Émilion Metro station on Line 14 is just outside the village at the south-eastern end of the adjacent Parc de Bercy. You can also catch a bus to Rue Baron le Roy or Avenue de Terroirs de France.

Yes, Bercy Village is generally wheelchair accessible, although accessibility may vary between businesses in the neighborhood. It’s a shopping and dining district with even, paved streets. Accessible parking is nearby, and the closest Metro station, Cour Saint-Émilion, is wheelchair accessible thanks to lifts and no gap between trains and the platform.

Yes, Bercy Village hosts several special events and festivals throughout the year. Highlights include the Festival Nature Urbain in late March and the Musiques en Terrasse series of outdoor music concerts throughout the summer—free concerts are held on Thursday evenings from late June to early August.

Yes, parking is available around Bercy Village. The nearest paid parking lots are the Parking Indigo Bercy Village lot, Yespark, and Parking Interparking Bercy Lumière. Further away at the northern end of the Parc de Bercy is the SAEMES Bercy Seine parking lot. Alternatively, the Cour Saint-Émilion Metro station is a short walk away.

You’ll find a wide variety of restaurants and cafés at Bercy Village, including traditional and modern French, Vietnamese, Italian, American, Japanese, Korean, gelaterias, bakeries, creperies, and more. Furthermore, Bercy Village is located in Paris’ old wine storehouse district, so you can pair your food with some top French wines.